Zwaka Glass — Since 1979

B2B · ZWAKA Glass · Since 1979

Glass display stand components

Glass shelves, fronts and panels for counters, stands and illuminated retail displays, manufactured to the shopfitter's drawings and prepared for assembly.

Glass display stand components
Illustrative application — photographs and AI visualisations from the existing ZWAKA Glass website.

Application and scope

Made for your display system

The dimensions and geometry follow the cabinet, frame and fittings. We prepare holes and cut-outs for hardware, fixings, cables and the assembly sequence specified for your counter or stand.

Colour, lighting and branding

Full or partial painting to RAL and NCS colours and direct UV printing can incorporate your brand identity into the glass. Show which areas remain clear, the viewing side and any intended backlighting when specifying a logo or masking area.

From the first stand to repeat batches

A first component or prototype can be used to assess fit before subsequent batches. CNC processing supports repeatable geometry. Packaging and labelling can be agreed to suit your logistics and installation across several locations.

From documentation to the finished component

01

Drawings

Application, dimensions, material and quantity.

02

Review

Geometry, processing and assembly requirements.

03

Approval

A first part or trial batch where needed.

04

Production

Agreed execution, checks and packaging.

Before we start

What information should I include?

Send a drawing, dimensions, quantity, required colour or artwork, hardware information and the requested delivery date. Identify the glass-to-frame interfaces and lighting requirements.

Can the project begin with a first component?

A prototype or trial batch can be agreed where the project requires it. The scope and the conditions for subsequent production are confirmed before manufacture.

Your next step

What to send for a quotation

Send a drawing, dimensions, quantity, required colour or artwork, hardware information and the requested delivery date. Identify the glass-to-frame interfaces and lighting requirements.